Sentence examples for cost prosecution from inspiring English sources

Some of the regulatory costs include patent application cost, prosecution costs to verify is originality, and an issuing fee.

The cost of prosecution and imprisonment will wipe out any financial savings.

Study after study has shown that work-based re-entry programs keep newly released prisoners from recommitting crimes, which in turn improves public safety and saves taxpayers the heavy cost of prosecution and incarceration.

He was also ordered to pay around $21,000 to cover the cost of prosecution and about $29,000 to cover the taxes that were owed.

The Cologne police tells me that it's not unusual that while there might be evidence against a thief, the cost of prosecution would outweigh any sentence he would get – especially for first time offenders or small stolen goods.

Five drivers received a combined bill of nearly £2,000 in fines and costs following prosecution by Sutton Council in south London for fraudulent use of the badges.

James cited the high costs of prosecution and delays that prosecutions cause in securing back pay for affected workers as deterrents to bringing criminal cases.

It called for councils to be awarded the full cost of prosecutions in the event of a successful court conviction.

Or the man who decided to accept responsibility (and accountability) and confessed to killing someone while driving drunk, sparing the victim's family the pain, and the courts the costs of prosecution even though his attorney advised him, strongly, not to do so.

Robert Short, prosecuting, said prosecution costs were running at about £14,000.

The high costs of prosecutions and the option of life in prison without the possibility of parole are also cited as major drivers for the decline.